The tourist tax data layer

Local taxes.
Clear answers.

Turn fragmented accommodation tax rules into structured data. Find the jurisdiction, inspect the source, and build with confidence.

Source-backed rules. Explicit gaps. Server-side API.

THE DATA ATLASEvidence first
Trace every rule to its sourceAuthority · retrieval date · coverage state

Workflow illustration · explore the actual published coverage below

For property & travel softwareOfficial-source provenanceJurisdiction-level coverageOne structured API

Know what you can rely on

Coverage with context.

Open the explorer

A country on a list is only the beginning. Inspect the published scope, supported jurisdictions and the gaps that still need review.

Loading published country coverage…

Unknown is a useful answer. Missing coverage never means zero tax.

Our approach

From property to policy

Start with an address.
Keep the evidence.

Check whether published data can support defaults for a property. Where a jurisdiction or a rule input is uncertain, the result tells you what needs review.

Try the property lookup
  1. 01

    Locate the jurisdiction

    Use authoritative identifiers to establish the applicable local area. A matching city name alone is not enough.

  2. 02

    Read the complete rule

    Keep dates, accommodation categories, exemptions and overlapping taxes with the rate.

  3. 03

    Offer supported defaults

    Apply only a resolved result after review. Preserve existing settings and past booking amounts.

Designed for developers

Local complexity.
A consistent contract.

Discover coverage, inspect rules and request property defaults through versioned endpoints. Every response keeps uncertainty visible.

Start integrating
GET /v1/countries
curl 'https://api.touristtaxtools.com/v1/countries' \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOURISTTAXTOOLS_API_KEY"

Check the source.
Then ship.

Explore the data before deciding what to automate.

Explore coverage